Bangobarta Bureau, Bihar
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched a strong attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), accusing the party of attacking the Constitution and trying to suppress the voices of the poor and marginalized.
Speaking at a rally, Gandhi described the Constitution as a “holy book” and the very ideology of the nation. He stated that the Constitution has given Dalits the right to live with dignity and self-respect, a right which he claimed the BJP is now trying to snatch away.
Gandhi then focused on the issue of voter lists in Bihar, alleging that 6.5 million names have been deleted. He claimed that these names belonged to Dalits, backward classes, minorities, and the poor, while the names of the wealthy remained untouched.
“The BJP wants to suppress your voice,” Gandhi said, addressing the crowd. “But I want to make it clear—we stand with you and will not let them suppress your voice.”
